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TM 94940-462- 14&P
NO. ATM-1
ARMATURE TESTER
The basic unit for armature repair. Extra laminations and
winding for strong magnetic field. Has 0-30 ampere meter
and double prods to locate open and short circuits. Shock-
proof test circuit with ruby light and single prods to locate
grounds. Used with 115V 60C current. 12" x 6" x 8 1/2" high.
NO. AT-2
ARMATURE GROWLER
Has same laminations and winding os ATM-1. Locates shorts,
opens, and grounds by means of a hack saw blade. Used
with 115V 60C current. 4 1/2" x 4 3/4" x 6" high.
NO. ATJ
REDUCER ATTACHMENT
For testing small armatures. Reduces throat opening on ATM-1
and AT-2 from 1 1/4" to 5/16". Keeps armature up in magnetic
field. Clamps on growler jaws.
MOTORIZED UNDERCUTTER ASSEMBLY
NO. 3000
For converting No. B-10 lathe to newer No. B-15 type with
motorized undercutter. Complete as shown with 115V 60C
motor.
NO-MAR HAMMERS
NOS. 1A, 2A, & 3A
The strongest, safest, most reliable fiberglass handles made
are epoxy-bonded to unique aluminum aloy heads that are
non-marring, non-sparking, and non-spalling. Heads will not
crack, loosen, fly-off, or become misaligned. Handles have
rubber grips to provide a secure cushioned hold that reduces
vibration and user fatigue. Minimum rebound.  Long life.
NO-MAR HAMMERS
NOS. 2B & 2C
These combine the safety and comfort features of our non-
marring, non-sparking, non-spalling aluminum alloy hammers
with the heavier blow of brass or copper. Epoxy-bonded to
fiberglass handles, as above. No. 2B Brass is more durable,
No. 2C Copper is softer; but both are long-lasting, heavy
duty hammers.
BRASS VISE JAWS
NO. BVJ
These heavy brass inserts help prevent damage to expensive
parts that are clamped in a vise. Faces are 3/8" thick, 1 3/4"
deep, and 4" wide. Spring straps easily slip over the vise
jaws to hold inserts in place and to center them automatically.
The faces have flats, plus both vertical and horizontal grooves
to grasp round parts. These cast brass inserts will save their
initial cost many times over long years of service.
NO. CVJ
COPPER VISE JAWS
Cast from #1 copper, these jaws provide soft, flat faces
that taper from 4 11/16" top width to 4 1/2" bottom width, are 1 5/16"
deep, and are at least 1/8" thick. Tabs can be bent to hold
inserts an the vise. An inexpensive way to avoid chewing up
parts with standard steel jaws.
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